"The 26-year-old South Korean grandmaster became the first human to win an official series against a state-of-the-art Go engine under a two-stone handicap, a margin considered the absolute boundary for human competition against modern AI."
What a powerful story. Humans have a chance of remaining superior because emotions are the fuel for our intellect and wisdom.
A strange take. Everything indicates that while the best human chess and Go players will continue to be incrementally better than all previous humans, computer players will improve much faster and leave all humans behind in very short order.
As with chess, roughly equal matches between computers and human players are probably happening for the very last few times.
What a powerful story. Humans have a chance of remaining superior because emotions are the fuel for our intellect and wisdom.